Celebrating four years with Three If By Space. Well, um, “celebrating…” My boss has a very large display cabinet full of Star Wars and Star Trek collectibles. My kids are ok with me being a nerd. Like they have a choice. Covering Outlander and a variety of other current shows, movies and books.
Has it been your dream to meet Outlander cast members? Get your photo taken with them, ask them questions, hang out for a while? For more than 100 fans, last weekend fulfilled that dream, at the first Sasnak City convention in, read it backwards, Kansas City! The dreamchild of Outlander fan Gina Hubbell, Sasnak City […]
Reviewed by Ruth Reis Lake Silence is the sixth book in Anne Bishop’s series of The Others. If you haven’t read any of her previous books, don’t let that stop you, this book can stand alone in its story because Ms. Bishop weaves a world that is familiar, yet very different. And it can be […]
I am ON THE FLOOR. In different ways, the first two episodes of Season 2 of The Handmaid’s Tale have devastated me. How much heartbreak, how little hope can we handle? How many times can our stomachs drop to the floor, in just the way the girls expected to drop in the opening moments of […]
With the premiere of Colony’s season 3 starting in just a month, I – and the rest of you Collaborators and Resistance – are sitting on the edge of our seats waiting for any news. We got some today! Four of this season’s guest stars were announced today (although we already knew about some of […]
Recently, a film that Sam Heughan starred in, When The Starlight Ends, was released on DVD and Amazon. The film was written and directed by Adam Sigal, and stars Sam and Arabella Oz, daughter of TV personality Dr. Oz. If you’ve been following the news about the film, you know that it was delayed for […]
It’s exciting when you come across something new and fantastic – we see some things here at TIBS that are great in concept but not necessarily in execution. And it’s even better when one of the friends of our site, in this case Falling Skies alum Peter Shinkoda – is involved. Today, a new short […]
ABC debuted a mid-season series this week – the sci fi refugee drama The Crossing. Somewhat derivative, maybe not completely original, and, I’m pretty sure, delayed from last year’s schedule (I have photos in my file for the show dated a year ago), but still, the premise is interesting. The show’s basic idea – a […]
Frustrated fans, rejoice! USA Network finally announced a starting date for the third season of Colony – the alien-invasion-without-many-alien-scenes show will return on Wednesday, May 2! The first two seasons of Colony started in January, but when a premiere date wasn’t announced at least by the holidays, we all suspected that the upcoming NBC-broadcast Winter Olympics […]
Divine Misfortune A. Lee Martinez Review by Ruth Reis How do you go about deciding on a God to help you get through the trials and tribulations of everyday life? Go online of course. That is what Phil and Teri do when they realize things could be better in their life; get a promotion, […]
A roundup of recent news about upcoming film and TV projects: Film Tim Blake Nelson (who I remember best from O Brother Where Art Thou) has signed to direct Michael Zero, a high concept sci fi action thriller. It follows MIchael Redmayne, who is forced to hunt down and kill his clones after the desert […]
